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1. Monuments in Chicago
   ... On a clear day, you can see four states Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan from the Sears Tower Visitor Skydeck. At ...
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2. Indiana history
   ... While I have resided in Illinois my entire life, and now reside in Indiana, I see the differences in the people of Indiana and the pride they feel for their ...
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3. hem
   ... years. Because of this there is a big demand for a commuter railroad that operates along the Illinois Indiana state line. Hullinger ...
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4. Abrham Lincon
   ... January 20, 1828. In 1830 the Lincoln family decided to leave Indiana in hopes of a better future in Illinois. It was soon thereafter ...
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5. Chicago
   ... of ampquotTallest Building in the World.ampquot On a clear day the view from the towers skydeck spans 40 or 50 miles and into four states: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and ...
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6. Amish Religion
   ... in the military Practiced principally in: Originally: Alsace Between France and Germany Currently: Ohio Illinois Indiana Ontario Pennsylvania ...
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7. three strikes law
   Californiaamp39s ampquot3Strikes Lawampquot In California there is a law known as the ampquot3Strikes Law.ampquot Other states such as Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, and a ...
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8. NoneProvided
   ... such as syphilis. In the process of exploring they found todays Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. This has been ...
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9. Andrew Jackson
   ... The banks carelessly gave out the money to risky investors mostly those out west in Illinois, Indiana, etc..., which led to lost money which would not have ...
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10. federal reserve
    ... rates, monetary and business indicators, exchange rates, balance of payments and regional economic data for Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi ...
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11. The Death Penalty
    ... Florida, and Oklahoma 3 each in Missouri and North Carolina and 1 each in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Montana, Nevada ...
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12. International Terrorism
    ... in urban areas and became active in many states, notably Colorado, Oregon, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania ...
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13. Civil War Northern Attitudes
    ... of the war, Illinois became the first state to ratify the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which abolished slavery. Indiana The French ...
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14. The Mexican War
    ... Regiments were raised in nearly every state, with Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, and Tennessee supplying the most apart from Texas. ...
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15. urban sprawl
    ... on in some Midwestern and Great Lakes states for a decade or more, but itamp39s just now threatening less populated areas like Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Minnesota ...
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16. Harriet Tubman
    ... In 1860 the free states were California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York ...
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17. Treatment of Native Americans
    ... Territory. He induced a number of individual tribes to give up great areas in the region that is now Indiana and Illinois. At a ...
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18. Franchise
    ... relationship including termination, renewal, and transfer of the franchise.ampquot There are fifteen statesCalifornia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan ...
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19. current science
    ... The hardest hit states are Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. ...
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20. abraham lincon
    ... He really wanted a seat in the Illinois legislature so he ran again and was ... he would walk fifteen miles just to watch the court cases in Boonville, Indiana. ...
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21. Abraham Lincoln 4
    ... He really wanted a seat in the Illinois legislature so he ran again and was ... he would walk fifteen miles just to watch the court cases in Boonville, Indiana. ...
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22. Abraham Lincoln
    ... He really wanted a seat in the Illinois legislature so he ran again and was ... he would walk fifteen miles just to watch the court cases in Boonville, Indiana. ...
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23. abe lincoln
    ... things, Abe got interested in law, when reading a book on the laws of Indiana. ... up their stuff and rode the two hundred mile journey to Illinois, forging rivers ...
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24. Bitch
    ... As brigadier general in charge of defending the Illinois and Indiana frontiers, Harrison recaptured the city of Detroit from the British. ...
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25. The Founding Fathers and Slavery
    ... But without the Northwest Ordinance slavery might have crept into Illinois and Indiana as well.ampquot Another important event which restricted slavery to the South ...
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26. American frontier
    ... strike at the British. Clark captured several settlements under British control in what are now Illinois and Indiana. As a result of ...
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27. Abe Lincoln
    ... Confederate States. The fourth thing I learned from Lincoln was that he lived in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Washington. He was ...
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28. Abraham Lincoln 6
    ... He grew up swinging an ax on his frontier homesteads in Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. His mother died, and that led him to suffer from a deep depression. ...
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29. Trail Of Tears
    ... The government supplied enough food and money for the predetermined 80day trip. Khun36 The plan was to go overland through Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana. ...
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30. Endangered Species
    ... The swanamp39s historic breeding range extends in a wide band from the Bering Sea east through most of Canada and south to Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana. ...
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